/lit/ - Literature

>>20256148
right right
and what Olavo is arguing in his essay is that there is not esoteric dimension to Christianity so Guenon's attempts to esoterify it are a waste of time, making the whole Catholic-revival-under-secret-sufi-masters a pointless endeavor that will only result in an Islamic takeover of the West.

It should be noted that at the very end of the essay, he states
>Many Christians, Catholics or not, were so indignant at the teachings of René Guénon that they made several attempts to refute and even disparage him. These attempts only proved the opponent's intellectual superiority and fell into ridicule or oblivion.

>In this respect, Guénon's disciples were not entirely wrong in considering him insurmountable (the “infallible compass”, said Michel Valsân). But Guénon does not need to be fought or defeated. By adopting the pseudonym "Sphinx" in his early writings, he knew that those who did not decipher his message would be swallowed up and reduced to obedience. Those who kick between screams of revolt do not allow themselves to be obeyed, begrudgingly or even unconsciously. Once deciphered, however, the Sphinx has no choice but to gently release the prey, which will emerge from its clutches not only free, but strengthened. .

so anon... have you deciphered the SPHINX?
>>20256195
Well the standard definition according to the dictionary is 'absence of civilization'
What civilization do we have nowadays anyway?
Catholicism is finished too so propping it up is a waste of time and I don't want to become sandniggered either. So that leaves Barbarism as the only viable path.

Think Hitlerism, but with a Guenonian metaphysical foundation.
(Guenon also does believe that the 'European race' is a real thing.)

Traditional Barbarism baby. The true Germanic way.

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